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73 Cards in this Set
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OA DIVISION
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AG'S
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OC DIVISION
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AC
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OIC DIVISION
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OS
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OS DIVISION
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CT'S
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OSF DIVISION
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SECURITY
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OX DIVISION
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ADMIN
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OZ DIVISION
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IS
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WHAT IS THE MOST COMMON WEATHER PHENOMENON ASSOCIATED WITH THUNDERSTORMS?
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LIGHTNING
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HOW COULD A LIGHTNING STRIKE AFFECT AN AIRCRAFT?
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STRUCTURAL DAMAGE, FAILURE OF ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS/INSTRUMENTS
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WHAT IS THE WORST WEATHER PHENOMENON ASSOCIATED WITH THUNDERSTORMS?
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HAIL
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WHAT EFFECT DOES ICING HAVE ON AIRBORNE AIRCRAFT?
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INCREASED WEIGHT AND DRAG
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WHAT IS THE WEATHER CRITERIA FOR CASE I?
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3000' CEILING AND 5NM VISIBILITY
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WHAT IS THE WEATHER CRITERIA FOR CASE II?
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LESS THAN 3000' CEILING BUT GREATER THAN 1000' CEILING 5NM
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WHEN IS CASE III UTILIZED?
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LESS THAN 1000' CEILING AND 5NM, BETWEEN 1/2 HOUR AFTER SUNSET AND 1/2 HR BEFORE SUNRISE
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WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF THE PLANE GUARD HELO?
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SEARCH AND RESCUE
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HOW OFTEN MUST CATCC CONTACT THE PLANE GUARD HELO?
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EVERY 20 MINS
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WHEN IS THE PLANE GUARD HELO CONSIDERED ON STATION?
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DAY 20NM
NIGHT 10 NM |
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WHAT IS RED LIGHT?
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TIME THAT PLANE GUARD IS NO LONGER SAR CAPABLE; APPROXIMATELY 30 MIN OF FUEL REMAINING
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HOW MANY SPACES MAKE UP CATCC?
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3
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WHAT ARE THE SPACES THAT MAKE UP CATCC?
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AIR OPS, CCA, ATO
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HOW MANY WATCHES ARE IN AIR OPS?
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5
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WHAT ARE THE WATCHES IN AIR OPS?
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PLOTTER
LAND/LAUNCH RECORDER STATUS BOARD KEEPER AIR OPS SUPERVISOR AIR OPS O |
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WHAT ARE THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE AIR OPS O?
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DETERMINES THE SUITABILITY OF THE DIVERT FIELDS
MANAGES TANKER ASSETS DETERMINES THE TYPE OF APPROACH AND REQUIRED DEGREE OF CONTROL |
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HOW MANY POSITIONS ARE IN CCA?
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4
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WHAT ARE THE POSITIONS IN CCA?
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APPROACH
MARSHAL FINAL DEPARTURE |
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HOW MANY DEGREES OF CONTROL ARE THERE?
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4
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WHAT ARE THE DEGREES OF CONTROL?
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POSITIVE
ADVISORY MONITOR NON-RADAR |
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WHAT DOES THE DEPARTURE CONTROLLER DO?
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CONTROLS THE AIRCRAFT FROM THE TIME OF LAUNCH UNTIL MISSION READY
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WHEN AIRCRAFT REPORT MISSION READY, WHO DOES THE DEPARTURE CONTROLLER TRANSFER THE AIRCRAFT TO?
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CDC
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WHAT DOES THE APPROACH CONTROLLER DO?
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CONTROLS THE AIRCRAFT FROM THE TIME OF LAUNCH UNTIL MISSION READY
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WHEN AIRCRAFT REPORT MISSION RADY, WHO DOES THE DEPARTURE CONTROLLER TRANSFER THE AIRCRAFT TO?
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CDC
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WHAT DOES THE APPROACH CONTROLLER DO?
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SEQUENCES AND SEPARATES, ENSURES FIRST AIRCRAFT MAKES THE RAMP TIME
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WHAT IS RAMP TIME?
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TIME SPECIFIED BY THE AIR BOSS THAT THE FLIGHT DECK WIL BE READY FOR THE FIRST AIRCRAFT OF THE RECOVERY TO TOUCH THE DECK
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WHAT DOES THE FINAL CONTROLLER DO?
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GETS AIRCRAFT ON THE CORRECT GLIDE SLOPE AND COURSE FOR RECOVERY
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AT WHAT MILEAGE DOES THE FINAL CONTROLLER HAND OFF AIRCRAFT TO THE LSO?
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3/4 MILE
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WHAT DOES THE LSO DO?
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CONTROLS THE AIRCRAFT DURING THE TERMINAL PHASE OF FLIGHT
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WHAT DOES THE MARSHAL CONTROLLER DO?
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STACKS THE RETURNING AIRCRAFT FOR RECOVERY (1 MILE AND 1000' APART)
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WHAT ARE THE DIMENSIONS OF THE CARRIER CONTROL AREA?
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50NM WITH UNLIMITED ALTITUDE
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WHO CONTROLS AIRCRAFT IN THE CARRIER CONTROL ZONE DURING CASE I FLIGHT OPS?
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AIR BOSS
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WHAT IS THE FINAL BEARING
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EXTENDED CENTERLINE
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WHAT ARE THE RADARS USED IN CATCC?
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SPN 43
SPN 41 SPN 46 |
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WHAT IS THE PRIMARY AIR NAVIGATION RADAR?
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SPN 43
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WHAT IS THE NICKNAME OF THE SPN 41?
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BULLS EYE
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WHAT DOES THE BULLSEYE PROVIDE?
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AZIMUTH AND ELEVATION
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WHAT ARE THE NICKNAMES OF THE SPN 46?
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PALS, EASY RIDER
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WHY IS IT CALLED EASY RIDER?
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AUTO PILOT CAPABILITIES
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WHAT DOES PALS STAND FOR?
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PRECISION APPROACH LANDING SYSTEM
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WHAT INFORMATION DOES TACAN PROVIDE?
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BEARING AND RANGE OF THE SHIP TO THE PILOT
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WHAT IS ATO?
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AIR TRANSFER OFFICE
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WHAT DOES ATO DO?
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HANDLE THE TRANSFER OF MAIL, CARGO, AND PASSENGERS VIA THE COD
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WHAT TYPE OF AIRCRAFT IS A COD?
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C-2 GREYHOUND
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HOW OFTEN DO AG'S FORECAST THE WEATHER?
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EVERY HOUR WHILE UNDERWAY
EVERY HALF HOUR DURING FLIGHT OPS |
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WHAT DOES STRIKEOPS DO?
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WRITE THE AIR PLAN AND ORDINANCE LOAD PLAN
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WHAT ARE SOME THINGS FOUND ON THE AIR PLAN
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DATE
SUNRISE/SUNSET MOONRISE/MOONSET MOON ILLUMINATION TIME ZONE WHAT TIME FLIGHT OPS STARTS/ENDS HOW MANY A/C FROM EACH SQUADRON ARE LAUNCHING/RECOVERING AND WHEN |
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WHAT DOES CDC DO?
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RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MISSION CONTROL OF AIRCRAFT, MONITORS ALL SURFACE, SUBSURFACE, AND AIR CONTACTS
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WHAT ARE THE 3 GENERAL CLASSIFICATIONS OF IN FLIGHT EMERGENCIES?
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C - COMMUNICATIONS
N - NAVAIDS O - OTHER |
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HOW LONG BEFORE FLIGHT OPS MUST CATCC BE MANNED AND READY?
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90 MIN
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WHAT DO IS'S/CVIC DO?
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BRIEF AND DE-BRIEF PILOTS
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WHAT DOES CQ STAND FOR?
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CARRIER QUALIFICATIONS
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WHAT ARE CQ'S FOR?
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NEW PILOTS TO GET QUALIFIED AND OLD PILOTS TO RE-QUAL
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WHAT IS CYCLIC OPS?
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AIRCRAFT ARE LAUNCHED AND RECOVERED IN GROUPS ALSO KNOWN AS EVENTS
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HOW MANY EMCON SETTINGS ARE THERE?
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5
D, C, B, A1, A |
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WHAT IS ZIPLIP?
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NO RADIO COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN AIRCRAFT AND THE SHIP, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE COD. ONLY BROKEN TO MAINTAIN SAFETY OF FLIGHT
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WHAT IS NEWTON'S 1ST LAW?
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AN OBJECT IN MOTION REMAINS IN MOTION, AND AN OBJECT AT REST WILL REMAIN AT REST UNTIL ACTED UPON BY AN OUTSIDE FORCE
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WHAT IS NEWTON'S 2ND LAW?
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THE ACCELERATION OF AN OBJECT IS PARALLEL AND DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL TO THE FORCE, AND INVERSELY PROPORTIONAL TO THE MASS OF THE OBJECT
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WHAT IS NEWTON'S THIRD LAW?
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EVERY ACTION HAS AN EQUAL AND OPPOSITE REACTION
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WHAT IS BERNOULLI'S PRINCIPLE?
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AS THE VELOCITY OF A FLUID INCREASES, THE PRESSURE EXERTED BY THAT FLUID DECREASES
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HOW DOES BEROULLI'S PRINCIPLE PERTAIN TO FLIGHT?
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IT IS HOW LIFT IS CREATED.
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HOW ARE RUNWAYS NUMBERED?
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TAKE THE RUNWAY'S MAGNETIC HEADING, ROUND TO THE NEAREST TEN, AND DROP THE ZERO
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WHAT IS THE HIGHEST RUNWAY NUMBER POSSIBLE?
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36
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WHAT ARE THE MEANINGS OF THE FOLLOWING VOICE REPORTS?
KILO CHARLIE DELTA POPEYE BINGO |
KILO - MISSION READY
CHARLIE - SIGNAL TO LAND DELTA - HOLD AND CONSERVE FUEL POPEYE - IN THE CLOUDS (BAD WEATHER) BINGO - EMERGENCY FUEL |
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WHAT IS THE MAX NUMBER OF AIRCRAFT ALLOWED IN THE LANDING PATTERN?
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6
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WHAT DOES BRC STAND FOR?
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BASE RECOVERY COURSE
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